Sailfish Mounts by King Sailfish Mounts. (Atlantic)

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sailfish jumping out of the water with a lure in it's mouth

Sailfish Mounts KSM individually crafts each finely detailed Mounted Sailfish by hand, one-at-a-time. Every reproduction is airbrushed to resemble that species’ most vivid and striking color patterns. Initially formed to promote the release of local Atlantic Sailfish, King Sailfish Mounts continues to be the leader in Marine Conservation–now offering all sizes and species of Saltwater Fish Mounts, including the Atlantic Sailfish.

Atlantic Sailfish. Atlantic Sailfish occur in tropical and subtropical waters near land masses, usually in depths of over 100 feet, but occasionally are caught from ocean piers close to shore, including the Gulf of Mexico. Pelagic and migratory, Sailfish usually travel alone or in small groups. Its outstanding feature is the high first dorsal fin which is cobalt blue with a scattering of round dark spots. Its fighting ability and spectacular aerial aerobatics endear the Sailfish to the saltwater angler. It becomes exhausted quickly and therefore Sailfish are considered a light-tackle species.

Conservation. Sailfish are released alive by sportsmen and charter captains alike. Recently, populations in south Florida, “The Sailfish Capital of the World”, have rebounded. It is not unusual for anglers to experience multiple strikes, and even release up to 6 or 8 Sails in one good day offshore. For mounting purposes, nearly 100 percent of all sailfish mounts are “release mounts” — produced without using the actual fish or any parts thereof.  Help to create an awareness for the conservation of Atlantic Sailfish. Consider joining The Billfish Foundation.

Atlantic vs. Pacific. Atlantic Sailfish on average are smaller than their cousins in the Pacific. Although the two both have bright blue dorsal fins, they differ somewhat in coloration. Generally, we use lighter colors on the Atlantic Sailfish, including those shades found on the dorsal fin. We use more of a powder blue color on the vertical stripes that run down the side of the body and often apply lighter shades of bronze to the mid section that fade into the silver/white colors below. The operculum (gill cover) is more bronze while the upper back remains bright transparent blue with more turquoise.  Sailfish are the fastest fish in the ocean.

image of an Atlantic and a Pacific Sailfish for comparison purposes

artist Raymond Douglas airbrushing spots on an Atlantic Sailfish mountStandard Features include: (at no extra charge) Custom Painting, Downturned Fired-Enamel Glass Eyes and Acrylic Teeth. Options include Expedited Production/Shipping and UV Inhibitive Polyurethane Outdoor Coating. (see more about Standard Features)
a unique greyhounding sailfish mount
Variety of Sizes Available: King Sailfish Mounts offers mounts of Atlantic Sailfish in a wide variety of different sizes. (scroll down for size/selection) The models displayed on this page represent recently produced mounts and/or most popular sizes. For additional selection, contact us by phone or by email for further details: Telephone: 954/784-8377 Email: or by email: kingsails@aol.com.

Testimonial: Jeffrey Cardenas, FL: “I just wanted to tell you that the 84-inch Sailfish mount we picked up last week is spectacular. I knew you guys were good; I didn’t think it was possible to be this good!”

Sailfish Replicas by King Sailfish Mounts….setting The Standard for Excellence.
PHONE: 954/784-8377 OR 1/888-SAILFISH
email: kingsails@aol.com

………don’t forget to check out these:

…….Sailfish Miniatures…$69.00 …
…….Sailfish Trophies……$169.00 – $599.00……
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Sailfish Release Certificate - King Sailfish MountsComplimentary Atlantic Sailfish Release Certificates are Available Online. Go to “Log-In-Your-Catch” and enter your catch data in the required fields…..then download, print and frame!

ATLANTIC SAILFISH MOUNTS:

Artist Note: Many of the Sailfish Mounts shown here were painted according to a photograph provided by the angler. That explains the differences you might notice in the coloration of the various mounts.

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